Sequoia Trees Premium Jigsaw Puzzle

Pixipixil.......I love your saying. It's adorable. Thank you.

Loved your saying too! Have a wonderful day too!!

Good one Pixi, you could have put a eucalyptus in there somewhere for those of us in this hemisphere lol. Hugs.

Aussie --just for you.
You need to watch it when you back out of your drive. Eucalyptus on the right fender yesterday. No big deal tho. We had the same color paint so it didn't show.

Thank you sunsetsky and hockey fan. My brother and I love puns and will go on and on once we get started.

I don't know how you think of them. They are adorable. Makes the puzzle we worked, along with your quotes pull together. What fun and humor.....that we all need. :))

Hahahaha pixi - good one!

Thanks hockey fan and Aussie.

Wow - that's got to be some kinda pun record there! Thanks for the groans. :)

Your welcome, KarenBuglet. Just consider them "growin" pains.

Love your post. Very clever.

Hi needler. Is this your first time posting? Welcome.

I enjoy 83 Circles.

I know others have said it, but you always find the best poems/quotes to post. Thanks!!

That poem is soo adorable aussie

Really like this poem Thanks Aussie. God Bless

Remember having to learn this poem in elem school then recite in front of class didn't like it so well then

Aussie....never saw or heard this poem before. Love it. Blessings to you. Have been watching the fires on our news. Hope you are safe.

I'm sure someone else may remember this poem as a beautiful song. It was very popular in the early 1900s, my Dad used to play it a lot on our piano and it still gives a tug to my heart when I hear it-but of course, I only hear it on music sites, where I can save so many of those wonderful old songs, and play them back whenever I choose!! Like Church in the Wildwood, Yesterday, Annie Laurie, Mother McCree (forgot how to spell) etc. I'm in my mid 80s, and still love them all.

Thank you for that aussie! It's a wonderful poem!

Great poem Aussie!

Thank you all for your comments - it was written a long time ago by Joyce Kilmer and I could only remember the first two lines, so googled it (wonderful tech info tool) and put the whole lot in. We are a long way from the bushfires but feel for those who have lost their homes and some of the fires were deliberately lit by an 11 and a 15 yo who have been arrested. And on a positive note, the company who manufactured our fridge is replacing it. So some good news at last.

Also on a lighter note, electricity and water rates are soaring here, so far we have managed to keep our electricity bill down, but our water bill was getting out of hand, so we decided to buy a water tank. We got a special offer on a 3, 000 litre tank and only saw a picture of it - bad thing to do!! We already had a cement slab on which to put the tank but it was a bit difficult to get to. It came yesterday and it is humungous!!! And the guy who delivered it just lowered it over the fence and left it there!!! My husband tried to move it with a little help from yours truly, but it was an absolute fiasco. It is the length of the house from where it sits at the moment with two pergolas to traverse and gardens in the paving lol. We are trying to get some help with it, but so far no luck. We had no idea how big a 3000 litre tank was but if and when it rains, hopefully it will lower our water bill as I plan on using it to water the garden. It can also be hooked up to the toilet and washing machine which is where most of our water goes. Lots of fun. God bless and hugs all round.

Yeah thats excellent news

Fantastic on the fridge news. That's wonderful. :) Glad you aren't in way of the fires. Yes, I feel for those who have lost their homes too. :(

I think I remember it as a song, too, jimlahar. It is a lovely poem, and any one who loves trees just has to love that poem too. On target as usual, Aussie.
On our news cast tonight they were reporting the fires had been caused by military maneuvers where live ordinance had been set off. Neither prospect is very encouraging is it?

That sound horrendus, you should have made him help you two move it into postion, though that is a good price for a water tank!

Aussie that reminds me of one time when I bought a freezer at an auction and we got there too late to look at it first. It was such a monster and so old fashioned we paid for it but never took it. There was no way for us to use it. I hope you have better luck finding a way to position it. Maybe it could be flopped over onto a heavy mat and have that winched so it gets pulled to the spot. I have no idea how you could hoist it. I have four rain barrels for my garden as we have well water that used to run out in the summer. Once they forced most of the hamlet to go on city water we had plenty of well water so I still hook them up but haven't needed to use them for a few years now.

Hope all went well Philip. I have a great dentist, a giant of a man and so very gentle. Doesn't even have to deaden my gums when I have a filling. Amazing man.

All ready been there yesterday & today. Crown fell off, but not enought without build up left so now have pin and new build will get the new crown in Nov. The bad part is that this year we did not have dental, coverage (not offereed thru husbands co.) But we do have a whole new plans effective the first of the year. Better coverage for less. Change in the retiree coverages. Just wish we had it this year. Will be thinking of you...